Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26


oats, very dull; cash, 27}4 d28c May, sc55 tor
the year, 24%C. Corn mIea, dull at - CO.
Whisky, steady at 81 - Provisions, very duI
and only jObblng trade. Hork, irregala1; new,
SIC rs; old, 5 GO. Lard, nominal at @. Dry
1t meats loose, shoulders, Sc 90; long clear,
81 80; short ribs, IS 90; short clears S. 20.
Hacon, shoulders, So 80; long clear, IS ae0S IS :;
short ribs, SIS 550S TO- short clear, SIS 70s8 S75a,
chiefly at inside figures. A teTnOOn BQard-
Wheat, quiet but firm; corn, steady; Oat5Eeasy
and unchanged @ses.
CHICAGO, April % Wheat market was active
and stronger to-day There appeared to be
more general buy ing By lOutsiders, the bull
clique apparently not aiding the advance, and
at times tpere was considerable wheat on The
market, despite which the market remained
moderately strong throughout. very fair
share came from the visible decrease, which
was officially announced as 1888 600 bushels of
wheat and $4,000 bush ls of corn. Three more
elevators have been declared regular, which
eases the situation a LITTLE giving room Tor
early 400 900 bushels morb of wheat. They are
at present partly filled. Maj wheat option opened
at S4iaC, or advance bf ]sC over S1turda >,
rose quickly to S54c, them fell o. 10 SAKE, and
he'd steady at about that figure during the re
mai der the day. ClosirIg on afternoon board
at 1870. Export clearing were light, aggre-
eating 80, 600 bushels from three Atlantic ports,
Receipts were 447, 90 bushels at twelve points.
The corn mark was firm er, owing to decrease
in yisible supply, and firmness shown in
wheat; receipts little large; estl-
mated arrivals for tomorrow mod
ae. Pork unchanged, Lard only
lighted traded in values; showed
scarcely any chaogeI curing the day.
Snort ribs losed at Saturdays
figures. The leading fut ares closed as follows:
Wheat-No ,, April S415c; May S475c; June
SAKE; July 634c. COrn4-NO ,, April 2S2sc;
May 3Szsc; June 40c; July 405c. NJ SIS PORK
Apvn $40 81; May AID Juhe $40 75 Lard-$7 10;
April and MAY and June ~ 20s July 81 %. short
r'b=-ApTil and May ST 81; June 81 80; July
So o. Cash quotations: Flo quiet and un-
chanRed; No. spring wheat S3240S4Sc; No.
red S{24"; No corn, 49, Ic. Mess pOrk-S2O 90.
lard ST 10; short ribs, sides (l"Ose) 81 so; cry
ated shoulders (boxbd) Sc ta6 10; short
clear sides (bOXed) So lqGS Is.
NAV YORK., April % Flour-Firm and more
active Wheat-SpOt lots 461aC snd options
IA sc higher, closing firm st near best rates;
sp"tNO. red 94l4c atel+vator; 95l{c 1livered;
April 20 3sd935sc C, closing 935&; Nav 927s0951&c,
closing at $500; June 9R Is 1888 Is closing
at 933ac; July 425s09314ci closing at 93I4c. Corn
Spot lots = a sc and ioptionz "a &c higher,
closing firm; SPIT No. 2 49, 6494c elevat T;
500 livered May 49G49h4C, closing 49 &C;
j N 10000, cIO-ing at 1910; July 5015c,
closing at 5015c. COtfeb-STCt fair; Rio firm at
Sc So; options wer e dot We ar higher; sales
$4,000 bass; April SIS lCGl5 10; May SIS 050
Is 20; June SIS 3O6l5 IS; July SIS $50 10 55
August SIS 0l5 20; September ST. 756l5 50;
October SIS 8 0I5 80; November $l5 S50l5 81;
December Sl5 S56 DOL; January SIS 950l6 90;
February SIS 95@l6 90. Sugar-Quiet and
steady. MoIasses frml Rice steady.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 25-Corn easier;
mixed 49c; yellow and white 50c Oats quiet
and weak at SIC Hsy quiet; prime SIS 0 a
Is 90; choice ST 0s0I9 90. Coffee steady and
his her; Rio 14%0l7M. Sugar-centrifugals
easier; off white 54z as p Ice; prime yellow Clar
ifi' 57-16ci seconds 414053sc. Other articles
unchanged. Clearancks of banks to-day ST.
1875 ISL.